Does not; where is the check valve?Possible sticking booster check valve? Does it release if you shut off the engine??
I'll do that tomorrow raining like a bitch here AGAIN/STILLShould be attached to the booster between booster and hose. My son's check valve went bad on his 93 Jeep resulting in very hard braking, couldn't stop for crap. A replacement generic replacement check valve cost about $5.00. Works good now.
Pull the hose off the booster and see if it releases then.
I've been under the dash for about two hours trouble shooting.I hope it works for you, I am just guessing as I never heard of that happening before. It could be contaminated brake fluid also. Check your return spring under the dash too. I hear you about the rain, I ain't far from you in N.W. Joisey! We have the same wet crap you are getting! I think I will pack my scuba gear in my car before I venture out, LOL
Who has them for a single MC application?replace the booster I've seen this several times on several types of cars
Still working on some of the suggestions.I hope it works for you, I am just guessing as I never heard of that happening before. It could be contaminated brake fluid also. Check your return spring under the dash too. I hear you about the rain, I ain't far from you in N.W. Joisey! We have the same wet crap you are getting! I think I will pack my scuba gear in my car before I venture out, LOL
My 64 is a stick with no PB's.I just googled whether or not a 64 Plymouth Fury has a return spring. It brought me to a thread here from 2011 or so. It turns out that it's a crap shoot, (mixed bag) in the 60"s; some Mopars had them, others didn't. Do you actually have a brake booster? I don't remember if a single master cylinder was ever used on a booster. Could be, I'm getting old and have CRS! Try a search here for 65 Plymouth brake return spring!
The one at Advance was too small.Interestingly enough, when I got the generic check valve at the Advanced Auto, they didn't have the right size vacuum hose, checked Napa and another auto parts in town and nobody had it. Ended up using some thick 3/8" hose and it seems to work fine!
No luck still the same.Interestingly enough, when I got the generic check valve at the Advanced Auto, they didn't have the right size vacuum hose, checked Napa and another auto parts in town and nobody had it. Ended up using some thick 3/8" hose and it seems to work fine!
Huge amount of vacuum.Interestingly enough, when I got the generic check valve at the Advanced Auto, they didn't have the right size vacuum hose, checked Napa and another auto parts in town and nobody had it. Ended up using some thick 3/8" hose and it seems to work fine!